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WILL MAKE A FIGHT
TIE ITALIAN COLONY OF NORFOLK
AND THE AUTHORITIES,
Wsshed Overheard and Drowned-Contri.
buttons for the Families OF
the Lifc-sayors.
rconcspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispa,ah.l

tcorrcspondcnce OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
NoRroIK. January %. 1887.
The colony OF Italians in tins CITY
are largely engaged in dealing in sec
on6-hand shoes and wcaring-apparel
sent here from New York and else
where 10 be disposed OF, and among the
indolcnt and vagabond class of negroes
these wearables mostly find purchasers.
The sanitary authorities have for some
time regarded the traffic with suspicion,
and since the appearance of smallpox
in the negro quarter they consider Ii
dangerous The police have been m,
gtructed to suppress the traihc, an
several venders have been arrested anu
fined 500 each. The vendors are not
disposed TO surrender their business.
and have employed legal counsel to
contest the matter in the courts.
The schooner Anna T.. Cranmer has
arrived from New York, and reports
that John Howard (colore0 was washed
overheard and slrowned during the
The Clyde-Line steamer Regulator,
from New York to Wilmington, \. g.,
had to put in here for coal yesterday,
owing TO the strike at New York.
New surf-boats for the Carolina life
saving stations were sent down yester-
day.
Sneak-thieves are doing great damage
and giving much trouble in the city just
now.
The First Division of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers IN tins
section. and which embraces Norfolk,
Portsmouth. and Berkeley, has just been
organized in Portsmouth by Messrs.
Gnilford +. Horn, W. c. Devine, and
James O'Brain, from Wilmington, y.
C. NJ. G. Diggs, of the Seaboard road.
is chief engineer Of the division.
The incomplete sections OF the war
ING system of sewerage of this city IS
giving great ANNOYANCE and offence,
and is pronounced dangerous to the
health Of the city.
An inch of rain fell in this city yes
terdav. and the wind was fifty miles an
hour along the coast. The winds are
high again to-day.
Captain Thomas Kevill and others
injured at the Market-Square fire are
steadily recovering.
The Benevolent Order Of Elks of
this city have made handsome dQna-
ton to The destitute families of the
drowned lifc-savers. Contributions to
the relief-fund come in daily.
The work of improving the Naval
Hospital here will commence next week
under the direction of Chief-Engineer
Endicott. of the maynard. Congress-
man Libbey expects next month to get
his bill through Congress appropriating
500. 0O0to improve the extensive grounds
Of the institution and fit them up as a
public park for the people.
The Coal Dealers Association OF this
city have resolved not to advance the
price of coal, Notwithstanding the trou-
bles at the North and the ice embargo.
An advance was at one time medi-
tated. u.
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virginia Military Institute.
LEXINGTON, VA, January %, 1887.


To the Edit0r Of tie Dispatch:
twill be the cause of sincere gratitica-
ton to the many friends of the Vir-
GINA Military Institute throughout the
country to learn that all differences be-
tween the venerable superintendent,
General Francis II. Smith, and the
Board of Visitors have been happily ac-
commodated, and that the former has
been induced TO withdraw his resigna-
ton, rendered on the 9th of September
last, and continue to discharge the du-
ties of the Office which he has filled
with such signal ability for more than
forty-seven years. The Board assem-
bled at the Institute on the Goth instant
TO consider this and other important
matters, and, having invited General
Smith TO personal conference with
them, the various grounds on which he
based his resignation were discussed IN
a spirit Of kindness and mutual concili-
alton becoming the importance OF the
occasion, and conclusion reached high
ly honorable and satisfactory to both
parties, which enabled General Smith
without sacrifice Of self-respect to with
draw his resignation. The result y
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THE TOAST
t . o'clock the Crow
I'd his nlnss and Hnil
mVEDER RY A MOONsMINEI.
ne shoots arr Old MAN and Narrowly
Escapes Lynchtng.

A GAINESVILLE (Ga.) special says:
Towns county came near having a
lynching when the murderer OF Mr.. }.
i. Goddard was discovered to be J G.
Justice, living near Hiawassee. When
the body of Goddard was discovered III
the corn-feld Of Justice it was riddled
with shot and the flesh was hacked in
a shocking manner, evidently by a
niece of stone which was found near
by. The neighborhood was wrought
into a high state of excitement.
The mysterious disappearance of
Justice directed suspicion toward him,
which materialized when j. c. Coward
admitted that he had been witness of
the murder, and that Justice was the
murderer. Justice had been for years
an Illicit distiller, and was looked upon
as a leader among the mOopshiners.
OF late several raids have been made
around tine neighborhood 10y the
officials. Justice insisted that God
dard was furnishing information to
the Government, and said there would
he no peace until he was put out OF
the way. Several days ago, while Coward
was on visit to Justice, they saw God
dard going across the corn-field. He
is after my sheep ranch, said Justice.
This is the name which the distillers
have for their retreats. 81 think he
had better wear glasses before he looks
for my still, but | will make him look
through Il double gun" Saying this,
Justice got lis double-barrelled shot
gun and, quietly crossing the field, met
Goddard. He put the muzzle to the
old mans head and fired. A second
shot penetrated the lungs. As his VIC
tim fell wounded TO death Justice bella
bored him with his gun until
he broke the stock. He then began the
mutilation of the body with sharp
stone, when Coward ran up and attempt
ed to, stop him. The enraged man,
covered with his victims blood, turned
upon Coward and threatened to kill him
if he ever "peached" on him. The
officers found the murderer at the house
of neighbor, where he had secreted
himself, still wearing his bloody clothes
He was hurried OFF to jail at GAINESVILLE,
where he now is. Goddard was seventy
years of age and in good circumstances.
Justice is about thirty five, with wife
and five children. The illicit distillers
generally sympathize with Justice, but
the better class of people were so out
ragged that they would have made short
work of him il they had caught him.
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RAILROAD Tsx..

RICHMOND AND PETER erpc .,...
TIMETABLE ''NI.' "a
Commencing MONDAY. Neon,
trains on tbis road viii run NJ. b ~
TRAINS sOUTHHApD
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Augusta County.

Dr. Henry S. Eichelberger died at
his residence in Stanton on the 2lth
instant, in the fifty-fifth year of his
age. DIR. Eichelberger WAS a son of the
Rev. DR.. Lewis Eichelberger, of the
Lutheran Church, who resided in Win
chester.
Colonel James c. Cochran, who re-
sides five miles south of Stanton, lost
his eldest son John by death yesterday
morning: aged twenty-three years. He
had been in declining health for some
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26
Bruin Acts the scholar.

TNTW FWI \ IIIIf77fI
One of the bears in the collection in
the cage at the Central Park will care
fully and gravely unroll n paper made
into ball, after having ascertained by
the scent that it is not edible, and then
spreading it before him he will regard
it with the care of perusal. More than
likely the other bears will gather about
him, as if prepared to hear him, but the
inherent mischief-loying spirit soon re
asserts itself, and they engage in q
rough-and-tumble for the possession OF
the printed sheet, which is, Of course,
torn to pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26
AUCTION sALES-Fufure DAYS
ByGeorge w. Mayo, Auctoneer'
Jno T. Laughton, Jr., salosmsnJ
No. 20 Ninth street
CPECIAL SAL

CPECIAL SALE OF DRESS
- GOODS, SHOES, SPOOL COTTON, LEY ~
THEIR, FURNISHING GOODS. SC, rOh Ar ar
COUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCshN, ~
AUCTI0N.-By direction Of The. parties Ii'od,
eetcd, shall sell at auction for acooul,s ~ -,
whom IL may concern, at my auction-house, on
THURSDAY TfBB 9TH INSTANT,
at 10Y O'Clock, In lots to suit purchasers-
$50 pieces LAWNS, cAMBRICS, and CALd
COES-25, coo yards; ,..,,,,.r., "a
A large lot of Mems HALF-H0SE, SHlkIs;
Mems and Boys SHOES OF different quaiiues'
CLARKE'S q. ". r. Spool COTTON; 1T
ENNEL0PES, SOLE LEATHER,
BAKING-POWDEBS, STOW E-POLlsh, auu
many other miscellaneous articles
portion Of the above goods have Dcen
slightly damaged by FIRE and water, Dut inc
greater portion Is well. wOrthykth the. Afternoon OIL
the retail trade.
The sale Is positive
IA 20 GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
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Farmers. CIub-Erection OF Omcers.

INOTTpNI OnWHUFV VI IlIV I'I't'f'''71'71 ~ y
TuNsrALL's, VA, January %, 1881
At meeting of the Black Creek and
81. Peters Farmers Club, held at
Woodland school-house Saturday, Jan
uary %, there was good attendance
of members, and officers were elected
as follows: President, w. w. Jones,
-Jr.; President, ], ID. Gardner !;
Treasurer, DIR. J. G. Gregory Gore
spending Secretary, 7. Sweet; Report
ing Secretary, j. b. Royster. The dii,
ferent committees were then appointed
by the president, after which some busi-
ness was transacted, and the meeting
adjourned TO meet on the 4th Saturday
in February. j. Is. hoisrEK
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The so-Calicd Beiic-isIe Murder.
EKLo. BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD, !
January q, 1897.

January q, 1887.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Shiny letter TO the Baltimore Sun
in regard to the Cluverius case, in which
/ spoke of murder which occurred in
Richmond, on Belle-Isle, many years
ago, showing the great uncertainty of
purely circumstantial evidence, has
created a great deal of unnecessary
criticism as TO the actual occurrence
spoken Of 7 may have been mistaken
az regards the lOcdiity from my inform
ant. but the statement as made by me
in the Sun Wds roLated 10 me By the
tate Or. Owens, of Lynchburg, Va,
who died few years ago at the age Of
ninety years; and DR.. Owens's charac-
ter for veracity cannot be questioned.
That such an event occurred near Rich
mond is certain, as DIR. Owens's asser-
ton of it as fact is not disproved by
the negative evidence of parties who
say Mcy meyer knew or heard of such
an occurrence. Very truly,
JOSEPH 5. BALDWIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26

JAMES CITY, January 25, 1887.
Mr.. S. 5. Edwards while working on
his mill-dam was taken with a chill
last Thursday, had to be carried
home, and died Sunday. Pneumonia
was the remote cause and neuralgia OF
the heart the immediate cause OF death
PENINSULA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26
FREIGHT
old DOMINION STEAM d. : 4sTS
~ SHIP COMPANY. -sss's-'<En
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 3 T.. NJ. and SATURDAY at &
T.. NJ.
steamers leave New York for Richmond ria
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY
at 3P. NJ, and for Richmond direct EVERY
THURSDAY ats 7. N.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York ria James-rlver
route Including meals and berth) .....s o.
ROund-trip tickets limited % thirty days
after date Of issue. "a 20
Steerage, with Subsistence. ............... 600
Storage, without subsistence. ........... 500
Cabin fare tiG Chesapeake aId OHIO rail-
Cabin fare rfG Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can DO obtained al A. W. CARRIERS,
1000 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio aud
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and az com
pany's Offices. 1901 Main street. aad wharf,
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through billsof laiing
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 7. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour be-
fore departure.
Passengers can leave New York Thursday
and Saturday at3P NJ. by the Newport News
steamer and arrive at Richmcad by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio treln the next day az SIS z. II.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake ana Ohio
railway trla Newport Newsl at s.i5 A. NJ. and
by Richmond and Petersburg railroad (same
days. AZ 1870 A. NJ, will make connection al
NORFOLK With steamer leaving those days.
SAILlNGs THIS WEEK.
WYAN0KR, Captain liuLPnEgs, FRIDAY,
January ssth. at O'Clock +. M.
BREAkWATER, Captain JENNY, SATuR-
DAY January e9,h, at o'clock II. NJ.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUESDAY,
February ist at 3 O'Clock r. nj.
GEORGE w At.LEN a CO, Agent.
No 1871 Main street, AID
% - compaay'p wharf. HocketsA
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rTRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
TWO VALUABLE LOTS, WITH pEsIHA-
pfEFRAwE DWELLINGsTH HREON, FROM
ma TOGETHER ABOUT NINRTY-slx FIJI
IN THE WEST SIDE OF THIRTEENTH
STpEET. CORNER DECATUR STREET, IN
TuE CRY OF MANCUEsTER.--In execution
~ deed OF trust to me from Rufus Jackson
and wife. dated January z, 1895, and recorded
In the Clerks Office OF The Hastings Court Of
The city Of Manchester In Deadlock g. page
i6O. / shall sell, by public auction, on tho
premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY q, 1877,
NJ 40 O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE de-
scrlfed In said decd, consisting OF TWO VAL
IfABIE. WELLLOCATHD LOTS, With COM
FOETABLF SMALL DWELLINGS thereon,
fronting together about ~ feet on the west
side of thirteenth street nj and near Us inter-
section with the north line Of Decatur street.
in the city of Manchester, aud more fully de-
scribed In said deod
TERMS: Cash M tn expenses OF sale, any de-
linauont taxes. and the note for $3.50 described
I'm said deed. With interest thereon from Janu-
ary z. 1887, tho residue upon such terms a. shall
he announced at time 0f sale.
JAMES d. ELAN, Trustee.
E.B. H0wIE, Auctioncer. in p
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BOTETOURT.
Negro Girl Drowned 49, burned 10
Death.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatoh.l
FNcAsrLR, January "a, 1897.
A negro girl about twelve years OF
age, daughter Of Albert johnson, was
drowned this morning in Catawba
creek, Just below breckenridge dam.
The stream was very much swollen
from the rain that fell last night The
girl was on her way TO school, and
asked a negro man named Booker
Hawkins to take her across the creek.
While in mid-stream she was washed off
the horse and was drowned before the
negro man could rescue her. Her body
was recovered.
Kyle Page (coloredD had another one
of bis children burned 10 death last
Saturday. This is the third child he
has lost by fre--two within the past
fortnight.
Dr. Robert Glasgow and J. Price
Nelson leave for New York this week,
where they expect 10 spend sboutseyen
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a@ s9,i asAM a0PM. antN


hftlN ib' hNtNp
ASP ". MAIL ta,ly Jtrreit sunday.
925 A. ". ACCOMMODATE daily .EHIt
sunday.
7.gOA. n. NIGur EMPRESS daily A.slf
Monday.
CCNNEC HONS.
AZ liffon Forge win Chesapeake zoos FL.
railway for TIE south. West. ard Nsrfi s...
Al LyncLburg wIth Norfolk aud Ne-'s.. ra .-
road for all points south. southeast. aul '....
west. and Virginia Midland railway 3D..
points Norm AL south.
Al Richmond With Associated Railway p
all points ln tLr south. aud kiclmonf. t.--
riCksburg aui Potomac faliriGi fr fl' n
AZ Lexington aitb Baltimore aad ono
road. making closp rouHU0 tons al N4I
Ferry o. aaI nom flif-uIsh and me -
also to points N0riu ana Fast
Ne,J lvl-car auicl.a ~ A.Jh Etf" -
LyHcfLWg
Trains marked daily except sunday,
Tickets sold O. I'D. loiutS once ~ as
Main street. 100 Main. ari 40 Richmond i-4
Allegheny depot. Eighth ard Canal -nr
IOlIA g. MAtNi kDD.
GrnerHl Passenger ANT EXur.-. Agent
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ueeks Intending lectnres al the Poly.

weeks attending lectures at The Poly
technic College for graduates.
Mr.. Thomas pettigrow, from near
Eagle Rock, has removed with his
family TO Fincastle, where he proposes
70 reside permanently.
A number OF our townsmen went 70
Newcastle, Craig county, to-day to Mt
tend q railroad meeting. IL they sue
coed in getting the new railroad to run
by Fincastle they will deserve and re-
ceive the thanks Of our people.
kCrON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26

Schliemann, the explorer, is on the
Nile, proposing TO ascend as far rs the
second cataract. Next spring he will
make another attempt to cxcavate in the
island Of Crete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26

Bright Eyes, the Ponca maiden, :"
who wrote the introduction to the In
dian story, Ploughed Under" is
visiting Washington with her husband,
I. II. Tibbles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26

rVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
4 HANDSOME WEST-END LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE or HARVIE or BEFE 4,
AND NFAR WASHINGTON STREET.-By vir-
tue OF deed Of trust from W. :. Register ana
wife, dated goth May, 1873, duly recorded In
Henrico County Court, ] will Sell, ON the pre-
misses, on ~, ,so-
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1897,
NJ Az o'clock r. NJ the abOye-described BEAU
TIFIL LOT or LAND, s6xiJO feet 70 li-foot
alley, being No in the division OF I: Robert
sons estate. This IL the place to buy for profit,
Sc. ,,,,,,,,o>,
TERMS: At sale. A. B. APPEKsON,
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THURspAY, JANuARY q, u,
LINE, CEMENT. &c
r IMEl LIME! LISIE!i!

Fresh cargo ROCKLAND LIME Just received.
Also. fresh stock OF our ANCHOR LIME. We
have in stock now supplies Of IMPORTED and
AMERICAN Clements, CALCINED PLASTER,
MARBLE-DUST. SAVAGE FRIEDRICH. aud
CLAY. WHITE SAND, CATrLB-HAIR, SAW
I'D LATHS, sc. WARNER MOORE,
foot seventeenth street, south side Dock, Lump
and Ground Plaster, Sumac, and Bark.
IN II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26
BY n. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH CONPANY.

BY virtue Of the following DEGREES entered in
the causes OF william Malone. *, -. The
Southern Telegraph Company and others ana
"The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Is.
san VIZ:
/. Decree entered In said Causes in the United
States Circuit Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia on the 2fst day Of December, 1885;
2 Decree entered in said causes in the United
States Circuit Court for the Western district OF
North Carolina on the 4th day OF February,
1896;
3 Decree entered in said causes in the United
Siates Circuit Court for the district Of south
Carolina on the 9Th day If February. 1886;
{. Decree entered In said causes in the United
states Circuit Court for the Middle district OF
Alabama on the 5th day Of February, 1886;
D. Decree entered IN said causes in tho United
States Circuit Court for the Northern district OF
Georgia ON the 10Th day II February. 1856
the undersigned. special commissioners APP
pointed thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front Of the Office Of the auctioneer, No. north
Eleventh street. in tho city Of Richmond, Va,
FEBRUARY l. 'SS7,
at y O'Clock W.. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE,
AND INTEREST OF EVERY KIND AND Ma
TURE OF THE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY m and to the line Of telegraph 10,
from, and between the city Of Washington and
the city Of Selma, Ala and the various branches
thereof about | 500 miles Of poles aud about
5000 miles Of Wircl, together with all the Lands.
Properties. Franchises, Telegraph-Lines, Ca
j
rauIses, Offices, Fixtures. Patents, Patent
Rights. Contracts, Leases, Securities. Rights,
Claims. Interest and Demands Of every kind,
nature and description whatsoever, whereysr
the same may be or however situated, now
held. owned, or possessed by the said COM
lany.
The said telegraph line i In good condition,
and j. now doing good business.
The line will bo sold subject 20 trafilc ar
rsugnmcnt Row existing between IL and the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company, which viii
expire at the option Of the purchaser upon sixty
days notice. --
TERMS or SALE: Ten per cont Of purchase
money in cash and a sufficient sum in addition
10 make such payment as will amOant e
$4,000; the balance within thirty days ailot
sale. -e.ssc9 80
Any further information desired wiz be given
BY A. l.. BOULwARE, receiver, at Richmond, Va.
A. l.. BOULWAkE,
H. b. TURNER,
Commissioners.
y W. ROwF. Auctioneer. de %
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND poTOMAC RAILAOAn

THROUGH kII~RAIL FAST FRElGHf LIMB
To AND fROM BALTIMORE, fhllA-
DiLpHIA, MIN YORK, AND
EASIkttN AND WEST
ERN CITIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26
By James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1113 Main street.
AIICrION SALE OLE

T1RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
4 A DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM OF 80
ACRES, WITH COMFORTABLE DWELLING
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT EIGHT
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND
NEAR THE RICHMOND, RG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-In execution OF
a deed Of trust 10 me from Matthew Mayo ana
wife. dated January Is. 1895, and recorded Ia
the clerks Office of IIenrico County Court, in
Deed Book III, page IS, ] shall sell, by public
auction at the Office OF the RuctiOneer, No. lll3
Main street, In the city Of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1897,
at l2 o'clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
in said deed, being the above-named desirable
and Well-loCated SMALL FARM OF 50 ACRES.
with n good dwelling and other building
thereon. the land being Of good quality.
adapted TO trucking purposes, the greater por-
ton cleared, with abundant tire-wood, water, n
variety Of fruit. and situate near the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, adjacent
TO the lands Of William A. Deitricks estate,
- Shepherd. - Taliaferro, - Trainham,
and others. and being the farm formerly owned
by nT. Noble.
1ERHs: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale. any de-
linduent taxes and the sum Of 500, with lnte-
rest thereon from January Is, lSS7, and the resi-
due upon terms 70 be announced at time OF
sale. JAMES Is. ELAN
ia 20 trustee.
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DAZZLING SPECTACLE.
How the RerIincrs FIocked TO the
Anrnruiinr, EcsliIaI.

a Berlin special to the Hcrotd says
The annual celebration of the Kronungs
und Ordensfest-onc of the events of
the Berlin season-passed off to-day
with the accustomed pomp and magnlfi-
cence. The Kaiser and Kaiserin.
rather imprudently Drawing wild and
;nclement weather, attended service
in the Schloss chapel. The kaiserln,
who wore superb white satin dress,
trimmed with ermine, was carried in by
two royal pages, picturesquely attired
in scarlet. The Kaiser returned to his
palace slightly indisposed and suffering
from cold and hoarseness. l am as
sured that there is no cause for anxiety.
His place at the banquet in the Weis-
sensual was taken by the Crown Prince.
The stately hall was crowded with
brilliant uniforms, dresses and gorgeous
HVerips
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup never fails
TO cure cold or cough in short time.
Price 70 cents.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME
4 HOUSE AND LOT No. SIS NORTH TWEEN
TY-FOU RTH STREEE-By virtue oftwo deeds
Of trust from W. \. MattoX and wife, the first
dated January 3. 1881, % julius Straus = 49,,
trustees. md recorded in Decd Book us 4.
rage qs. ina he Richmond Chauccry Court and
the second dated August - lSs2. 10 William
loycnstein, trustee. and recorded in said Court,
in Deed Book 12l b, page 49, and whereas de-
fault las been made. and, being required 80 to
DO. We VIII sell, on the premises, on
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largely due to Colonel A. 3. Buford, a
prominent and useful member Of the
hoard of Visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-26

TT1HE AUCTION SALE AT THE
4 CUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM will De
continued
EVERY DAY
at 10 O'Clock A. " and half-past o'cl0cS p.
until The stock is sold.
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